The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-30
zRKNToN NOTES.
What is Said About Men and Things Mt
mt the state Capitol

ut the Sta'e capitol.
-Townley Crane was around Trento
last week splitting blood.
The house was in session lust te
minutes last Monday evening.
Senator Chase says he will vote 70
Governor Abbott as long as any one els
| does.
Private Secretary Bob Green ant
Assemblyman Heppenhelmer are fas
friends.
Speaker Armstrong seems to thinl
| that he has first mortgage on ''the floor
OF the House.
Ex-senator Lawrence says that Kinney
was a force-put on the part of the SUISSE
Democracy.
As the game proceeds Speaker BAIRD
is forced to display the full depth of his
treachery.
-Ex- Assemblyman Flynn, of Passaic,
is said to be favoable to the election OF
Leon Albeit.
1t is said that Assemblyman Corbin
wants to be Senator Livingst9n's successor.
=" Railway Democrat"
No wonder Barker Gummere laughed
at the Democratic joint ballot. Why, he
is Gen. Sewelrs counsel.
Terry Mcdonald says that if the Sen
ate does not organize soon the Trenton
hotel keepers will get all his salary.
President Thurston. of the Jersey
City and Bergen R,ilroai. stopped at the
Trenton House last Monday.
Sheriff Brown, of Essex, lshould sue
the New York .'rimes" for ltbe for term
ing him notorious lobbyist"
Will Tbrockmorton sat in the Senate
gallery during all the time the Democratic
joint caucus was in session last Tuesday.
The Grand lodge F g. A. NJ. cele-
bated its centennial anniversary in Tren-
ton last Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day.
the Chiselhurst Tribune, whispers Andy
Allbrights name for the senatorial NOM
ination.
DR. Chattle, after his failure to APP
pear at the joint meeting. is said to have
made positive promise to vote for Albeit
for Senator.
Archie White and Edward Hoos, of
Jersey City, were conspicuous at the three
days anniversary of the Grand Lodge in
Trenton last week.
Jimmie O'Brien has risen to the Jour
nal clerkship of the Assembly by promo
ton. He began as page some years ago
and has been Bill clerk.
The Newark s'Call'' saws that Assem-
blyman Ccrbin declined an invitation 10
the inaugural dinner" because he did not
care to meet Senator Sewell.
Attorney General Stockton admins
tered the oath of Office to Senator Edwards,
and Senator Edwards to the other newly
elected Democratic Senators.
Where was Assemblyman Throckmorton
when his vote was wanted to constitute u
Democratic quorum last Tuesday? Echo
answers, in his room at the hotel"
Attorney General Stockton, it is said,
opposed the passage of the Inter rtate
Commerce bill, Us Counsel in the interest
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Frank Huber declares that if the SEN
ate holds off its organization much longer
heawil have to eat snow balls. He is to be
bill clerk when the Senate gets in working
order.
--Arnwine, when his name was called
on Tuesday for a vote as to whether or not
the House should proceed to ballot for a
United States Senator. answered "Leon
Albeit"
Bob Hudspeth has shown what
splendid Speaker he would make. He is
pre-eminently the man who should have
presided over the deliberations of the
House.
--Wolverton has deemed it wise and
profitable to explain to his constituents the
reasons why he bolted the Democratic
caucus; and he issued an address few
days ago to them.
tive will let Hudson organize the
81 ouse. said Baird to Pearson before the
let as have the Senator" 1t looks as
though Baird's ''us', was Sewell.
-McBrides apparent indiff erenee to Alb
bett is due to the feeling bred between
the Sussex County factions by the capdi-
dacy of Congressman Pidcock. But the
Senator will vote for the Ex-Governor.
Baird is said to be fool enough to believe
that Senatorial lightning may strike him.
About all the Senatorial lightning he will
probably experience is that which has
already struck him, and it has killed him.
MIR. Matthew's resolution directing
that bills be presented on presentation
instead of after being reported by COM
mittee should not have been defeated.
Such rule would choke off pile of bad
legislation.
Baird says, said the Newark News"
correspondent the other day, that there is
no reason why he and Senators Mcbride,
Chattle and Chase and Assemblyman
Throckmorton should not name the next
United States Senator.
-Assemblyman Arnwine, who kicked
out of the Democratic traces and Joined the
Republicans in placing DR. Baird in the
Speakers Chair, was the first man In the
Legislature TO cast vote for Leon A bbott
for United States Senator.
The index fingers of Staff Little and
Rufus Blodgett are plainly discernable IN
the attitude of Senator Chattle and Assem-
blyman Throckmorton. But, whose finger
points from Snssex md exerts such mower.